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From the start, feeding a child is a big
responsibility.
And it can be
challenging to give growing kids all the nutrients
they need, especially when they start voicing
their own likes and dislikes. That’s why it’s
important to control the supply lines when it
comes to food.
Serving your kids healthy
meals and snacks and limiting less-nutritious
foods will pay off in the healthy habits they
develop. Over time, eating right will become a
natural part of your family’s daily routine.
Check out the articles below
to find out how to do it.
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Just a Bite
Here are a few tips on how you can encourage your kids to eat a variety of
foods.
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Welcome Kids in the Kitchen
Working together in the kitchen provides a great chance to be together and get
a hands-on lesson about food.
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Making Family Meals a Reality
Mealtimes allow busy families a chance to slow down and stay in touch. Try
these strategies for fitting them in — and making the most of the moment.
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MyPyramid
Learn about the new government food pyramid and how it helps explain your
child's nutritional needs.
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School Lunch Makeover
Pack more nutrition into your child’s lunch with just a few substitutions.
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Whole Story on Grains
Learn why the USDA food pyramid recommends whole grain foods.
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Ann
Maple Grove, MN
"In my family, we've started a tradition called BFD... or Breakfast for Dinner.
Funny how the same food served when the sun is setting instead of rising is
given a whole new respect."
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